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LINHOF 4 x 5 SUPER TECHNIKA
Advertisement 1960
Greatest 4 x 5 camera ever built. The one camera which has virtually every feature that the most skilled and creative photographer will ever need.
Found: Flickr user ‘Nesster’, Accessed Jan 6, 2013
THE LEICA 1
Interview with curator Olga Sviblova at the time of the Rodchenko retrospective exhibition at the Hayward Gallery in London by The Guardian, 2008.
Found: You Tube, Uploaded by ‘TheHaywardSC’ Accessed Oct 17, 2012
THE LEICA 1
‘Girl with a Leica’ by Alexander Rodchenko, 1934
© Estate of Rodchenko
Found: Fedka, Accessed Oct 14, 2012
CANON 7
Queen Magazine, 1965, by Brian Duffy
© Estate of Brian Duffy
Found: artwednesday.com, Accessed July 24, 2012
THE LEICA I
‘Le chien concierge’ by Andre Kertesz, 1926
© Estate of Andre Kertesz
Found: The Blue Lantern, Accessed July 24, 2012
THE LEICA I
Ad 1925
‘Revolution in der photographie’
Found: camera in the media, Accessed July 24, 2012
ROLLEIFLEX
‘Reflection with Hand’ by Lisette Model, 1938-1945
© Estate of Lisette Model
Found: OnMyPlate, Accessed July 23, 2012
VOIGTLANDER AVUS
Secretary at a West German Radio Station, Cologne, 1931, by August Sander
© Estate of August Sander
Found: About.com/arthistory Accessed July 21, 2012
VOIGTLANDER AVUS
Ad Camera Craft 1930
- IBSOR shutter - 1 sec - 100th sec
- Iconometer Direct View Finder
- Brilliant Indirect View Finder
- Speedy enough for dull day snaps
Found: Flickr user Nesster accessed July 21, 2012
VOIGTLANDER AVUS
An amateur video tour of this camera with instructions for loading and using.
Found: You Tube, uploaded by richard23videos, Accessed July 21, 2012
THE 1A GRAFLEX
Telegraph Wires, Mexico, 1925-28, by Tina Modotti
© Estate of Tina Modotti
Found: Sanjeev.net Accessed July 12, 2012
THE 1A GRAFLEX
Tina Modotti, Redondo Beach, CA, USA, 1923, by Edward Weston
© Estate of Edward Weston
Found: Cartunistasolda Accessed July 11, 2012
The 1A GraFlex Autographic
Ad Kodakery Magazine
“An unusual hand camera. It is like a Kodak in that it uses Kodak film cartridges which are not carried in an extra attachment but, as in a Kodak, within the camera itself. It is a Graflex with reflecting mirror showing the image up to the point of exposure. Graflex Focal Plane Shutter giving exposures from time to 1/1000 of a second. Pictures 2.5 x 4.25 inches. Easy carried. Easily handled.”
Found: Flickr user Mario Groleau accessed July 11, 2012
Documentary series on Capa, Directed by Anne Makepeace, 2003
